Sentence examples for bursts together from inspiring English sources
Enveloped in the river's world of green, passing rows of coconut-heavy palms, we paddled and paddled -- in bursts together.
In guinea-pig jejunum in vitro segmentation constrictions occur in short bursts together with other motor patterns in episodes of activity lasting 40 60 s and separated by quiescent episodes lasting 40 200 s.
When a burst lasts for more than one time bin, we 'stitch' the bursts together.
One morning at 7 a.m., after we had spent the night working on a grant application, Alan asked me: "Would you like to call your husband and tell him you are late?" We burst together into a relieving laughter.
The segmentation structures of tremors observed at Nankai (Obara 2010) and Cascadia (Brudzinski and Allen 2007) may correspond to a hierarchical structure consisting of a nearly continuous distribution of many small patches along the trench, with a few very large patches controlling the recurrence intervals of tremor burst, together with some intermediate-scale patches.
VOCC Ca2+influx occurring during the burst together with NMDAR-dependent Ca2+influx and the ER Ca2+stores produce another spatiotemporal profile of [Ca2+]i that in its turn may result in hippocalcin translocation to other membrane targets.
They occur in rhythmic bursts grouped together with occasional propulsive contractions into active episodes that can last from 40 to 60 seconds.
When the creatures understood at last that they were going to be left behind forever, they burst all together into a terrible howl, and plunging into the icy Mississippi, they swam after their masters.
It was that accurate, that cutting, that perfectly done, that even while I was rolling on the floor in a puddle of my own piss, holding my now burst stomach together, I was still giggling.
Working out as a family is a great way to motivate each other - check out the Just for Fun videos on Super Movers to get some quick bursts of activity together.
Virginia and West Virginia only recorded one burst each, though together those two states had accounted for 54 % of the bursts during the earlier period analyzed by Iannacchione and Zelanko (1995).
